Welcome to SoulFood podcast! In this episode, I continue my challenge of the world's understanding of what love, genuine love, really is. We'll put together a foundational understanding of what love is, using Scripture, and then look at some key points related to how love ought to be lived out, also according to the evidence found within Scripture. Christopher Columbus dared to challenge the long-held belief that the world is flat, despite the serious opposition, but we all know how that story ended. Likewise, I do not hesitate to challenge the conventional wisdom regarding love, because it too is erroneous. Tune in and learn all about what love, as the Creator of love intended it, really is.

Welcome to SoulFood podcast! In this episode, I dare to challenge the world's understanding of what love, genuine love, really is. We'll discuss the long-held belief that there are different kinds of love and, using Scripture, I hit on two of the major errors people believe about love, that sex is a kind of love and that there is some special form of love reserved exclusively for family, and that one's family members are to be held in a higher regard than they hold anyone else. Christopher Columbus dared to challenge the long-held belief that the world is flat, despite the serious opposition, but we all know how that story ended. Likewise, I do not hesitate to challenge the conventional wisdom regarding love, because it too is erroneous. Tune in and learn all about what love, as the Creator of love intended it, really is.

Welcome to SoulFood podcast! In episode 4, which is part two of a two-part series, Pastor J (the host) wraps up a discussion about how Christianity is more about relationship than it is about religion. Using basic logic and, of course, plenty of support from Scripture, he makes a sound argument for Christianity being about relationship, and specifically about a relationship with Christ.

Welcome to SoulFood podcast! In episode 3, which is part one of a two-part series, Pastor J (the host) begins a discussion about how Christianity is more about relationship than it is about religion. Using English principles, basic logic, and, of course, plenty of support from Scripture, he makes a sound argument for Christianity being about relationship, and specifically about a relationship with Christ.

Welcome to SoulFood podcast! This is part two of the two-part introduction series for this podcast, and in this final episode Pastor J (the host) continues explaining what this new ministry podcast is all about and also describes the last major motivation that led him to creating it, the fact that the world has jumbled up love. Listen as he explains the need for more "solid food" for God's people, according to Paul's advice in his letter to the Hebrews, chapter 5 beginning at verse 13.

Welcome to SoulFood podcast! This is part one of the two-part introduction series for this podcast, and in this kick-off episode Pastor J (the host) explains what this new ministry podcast is all about and begins describing some of the major motivations that led him to creating it, such as a lack of regard for objective truth within the church at large and the need for more "solid food" for God's people, according to Paul's advice in his letter to the Hebrews, chapter 5 beginning at verse 13.